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Completely agree with him, even rural. Trust me, it will happen within 4 generations.
Also, gentleman like Musky who are basically brilliant unfortunately usually end up hopelessly out of touch. It puts a damper on what they could be accomplishing. Maybe he'll figure it out.
We need to maintain driving cars as an option, but have it something that is licensed, and when I say licensed I mean REALLY license it with proper instruction and a high level of proficiency required, not just something that any lowest common denominator that any retard can pass as long as they don't run into the stop sign.
Use aviation as a model, which would be fine by me. That way it will be a badge of pride to be able to drive a "manual" car, and you don't totally kill the classic car culture as it would be great to still be able to see 60s Corvettes and the like on the roads in the future. Considering our airplane is a 1940 model (using a 1930s design) and still flies like a champ in regulated airspace which much faster and larger aircraft, I see no reason that cars can't be maintained to run a hundred years from their build date either.
One Top Gear episode asked a question about self driving cars. Who decides who gets to live or die when you are about to get into a no good situation? When your self driving car "sees" that your about to get into an accident possibly getting you killed, will it swerve to protect you but risk getting pedestrians on the side of the road killed, or will it decide to kill you to save the pedestrians? Who decides this...? I thought this was interesting.
One Top Gear episode asked a question about self driving cars. Who decides who gets to live or die when you are about to get into a no good situation? When your self driving car "sees" that your about to get into an accident possibly getting you killed, will it swerve to protect you but risk getting pedestrians on the side of the road killed, or will it decide to kill you to save the pedestrians? Who decides this...? I thought this was interesting.
Ideally, everyone will have an identification chip providing information in real-time that the vehicle can access by that point, and can determine personal worth to society. So if you are a janitor and the pedestrian is a neurosurgeon.. looks like a fatal collision is in your near future
How do motorcycles fit into this new automated car world?
How do automated cars deal with customer modifications?
They don't, either of them.
Which is another fine reason it'll never happen and he's a rich nutcase. A very gifted, brilliant, interesting, talented, lucky, admired, nutcase.
How do motorcycles fit into this new automated car world?
How do automated cars deal with customer modifications?
if this comes to fruition I could see suburban real estate prices falling as two-hour commute times become socially accepted. Intermediate distance traveling could become a new cottage industry as well.
if this comes to fruition I could see suburban real estate prices falling as two-hour commute times become socially accepted. Intermediate distance traveling could become a new cottage industry as well.
Musk is somewhere between PT Barnum and Edison rather than Tony Stark or Nikola Tesla.
What is the problem with motorcycles? They can be detected by current self-driving cars perfectly well.
What customer modifications are you referring too? And why do you think they would present a problem?